Чёрно-белая фотобудка: четыре кадра с подругой

Create a set of FOUR separate Polaroid-style photographs featuring two girls, using the two uploaded photos as identity references. For Girl 1, preserve accurately the face, facial features, and hair defined by the first uploaded photo. For Girl 2, preserve accurately the face, facial features, and hair defined by the second uploaded photo. Every photograph must use a strict 3×4 vertical portrait format, with height strictly greater than width. Portrait orientation is mandatory throughout: no landscape images and no horizontal frames. Give each photograph its own white Polaroid border. Aspect ratio: The first uploaded Present the photographs together as four distinct vertical Polaroids, leaving even gaps between their borders. Place Frame 1 at the top left and Frame 2 at the top right; place Frame 3 at the bottom left and Frame 4 at the bottom right. Arrange the four Polaroid images in and hair of Gir Keep the wardrobe and hair styling unchanged across all four frames. Both girls wear slightly loose, casual button-down shirts or blouses with open collars. Clothing should have natural folds and relaxed, slightly messy styling. Their hair remains loose and natural. Frame 1 — top-left, 3×4 vertical: Seat the girls close together. Girl 1 makes an exaggerated eye-roll while Girl 2 watches her with a skeptical, unimpressed expression. Frame 2 — top-right, 3×4 vertical: Bring their heads close together as Girl 1 leans playfully toward Girl 2. Girl 2 faces the camera with a confident, mischievous smirk. Frame 3 — bottom-left, 3×4 vertical: Have both girls face one another with their mouths open, as though shouting or laughing dramatically. Capture a candid, high-energy moment; slight analog blur is allowed. Frame 4 — bottom-right, 3×4 vertical: Girl 1 playfully squeezes Girl 2’s cheek while Girl 2 smiles or laughs brightly. Use the same plain white or light grey photobooth-style backdrop in every photograph. Illuminate the subjects with direct Polaroid flash that is soft and front-facing, typical of instant cameras. Keep the illumination soft and even, with minimal shadows. Render the entire set with an authentic black-and-white Polaroid film aesthetic: true black and white without any tint, soft contrast, matte blacks, slight highlight bloom, visible film grain, natural softness, and light vignetting. Include authentic analog imperfections such as dust, micro-scratches, and film texture. The photographs should convey playful, candid, chaotic best-friend energy, captured as analog snapshots.